About the role#
The Legacy Leagues is looking for an intern to assist with sports photography and graphic design for our basketball league. This role provides hands-on experience in broadcast media production. You will work with professional photographers and designers to create content for our games. This is an unpaid internship intended for students seeking school credit.
What you'll do#
- Capture game-action photos from various angles.
- Edit images on game nights for our website and social media channels.
- Create original graphics and logos using Adobe Photoshop.
- Learn photography and design techniques from professionals who have covered collegiate and pro events.
- Manage social media posts, including writing captions and selecting hashtags.
What you'll need#
- Some prior photography knowledge is recommended.
- Experience with Adobe Photoshop is a plus.
- Familiarity with the game of basketball is helpful.
- You may be asked to submit samples of your photography or graphic design work.
Location & details#
- This is a hybrid position for Winter 2027.
- Games take place on Monday nights at Forekicks in Norfolk, Massachusetts.
- Post-game tasks can be completed remotely from any location with internet access.
About The Legacy Leagues
The Legacy Leagues operates as a broadcast media production and distribution company. It manages a recreational basketball league with a focus on low-rim play. The organization provides media coverage for its participants. This coverage includes live streams, podcasts, and stat tracking. The company consists of one employee.
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